A.M. Best Revises Outlooks to Negative for Constitution Insurance Company
The ratings reflect Constitution’s balance sheet strength, which
The rating action is based on a material reduction in Constitution’s premiums over the past year, which has led to a diminishing business profile. In addition, while results have historically benefited from management’s niche specialty orientation and prudent underwriting discipline, the trend of declining premiums has highlighted the significant product, geographic and distribution concentrations that will continue to challenge the company in the future. Material deviation in management’s stated business plans, with any associated adverse impact to premium production, business profile, profitability or risk-adjusted capitalization, could lead to further negative rating pressure in the near term.
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